http://pastie.org/1059859

I tried to compose an xml like this:

But when I get the “scenes.welcome” only SceneTemplate instance is set to “true”, instead all other ViewTemplate have the field “active” set to “false”, this is how I get the object instance:

ResourceHandle welcomeSceneHandle = resources.forceCreate(GameScene.class, “scenes.welcome”);
GameScene welcomeSceneTemplate = welcomeSceneHandle.get();
for (final GameView gv : welcomeSceneTemplate.views) {
System.out.printf( “Object status is %s”, gv.isActive() ).println();
}

And this is the GameScene:

public final class GameScene extends AutoResource {
public boolean active;
public GameView[] views;
}

public final class GameView extends AutoResource {
public boolean active;
public boolean isActive() { return active; }
}

Please, could you tell me if is it the correct XML implementation?

Another change I found is that there is not anymore ResourcePool.destroy(), so how to stop the filemonitoring now?

P.S.
What xml attributes, like “parent”, are reserved for your fw?

I am trying compress your program, first Proguard after Kjar. However, after operations it remained almost 5k. How could you compress your program so small?

Regards

Soothsayer

Using Analog with Slick should work nicely, feel free to post on javagaming.org or hang out in #lwjgl if you need a hand with anything.

I was actually looking for the way to load/code the map inside a slick game.

The error it gives, is this after the windows firewall blocks the program :

“ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved

——————————————————————————–

While trying to retrieve the URL: http://127.0.0.1:3884/help/index.jsp

The following error was encountered:

Connection to 127.0.0.1 Failed
The system returned:

(111) Connection refusedThe remote host or network may be down. Please try the request again.

Your cache administrator is admin@di.fc.ul.pt.

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Generated Sat, 19 Sep 2009 04:00:26 GMT by farol-02.di.fc.ul.pt (squid/2.6.STABLE17)
“

I haven’t looked to deeply into the API, but something like this would be nice:

interface ProgressListener {
void onLoaded(ProgressEvent e);
// this could replace the polling of if (tankHandle.getState() == ResourceHandle.State.CREATED)
void onCompleted(ProgressEvent e);
}

class ProgressEvent {
ResourceHandle handle;
long timeToLoadResource;
String nextResourceToLoad;
…
}

ProgressListener listener = new MyProgressListener() {
void onLoaded(ProgressEvent e) {
MenuState m = stateManager.getCurrentState();
m.updateStatus(“Finished loading: ” + e.getHandle() );
m.updateStatus(“Loading: ” + e.getNextResourceName() );
}

void onCompleted(ProgressEvent e) {
stateManager.changeState(InGameState.class);
}
};
ResourcePool resources; = Resources.createPool(“Data”, Resources.DecoderGroup.CORE, true);
resources.backgroundParse(“resources.xml”, listener);

Figuring out a percentage could be tricky though, since there’s no way of determining up-front exactly how much data there is to load (since resource files can include other resource files).